Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 26 Sep 2026 10:00 (CET)

Hello, and welcome to this week’s PropsTracker report. Let’s take a clear look at the screen-used props, costumes, scripts, miniatures, and production pieces that stood out this week.

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Past week auction recapAuctions results

Propstore sold over 200 Aardman lots, with every listed lot sold and a total of £903,105. The top result was Feathers McGraw’s stop-motion puppet from Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, sold for £56,700, about $75,800 or €66,100. Other leading lots included the screen-matched Wallace stop-motion puppet at £50,400, about $67,400 or €58,800, the screen-matched Inventor Wallace puppet at £40,950, about $54,700 or €47,700, and the squatting Gromit puppet at £37,800, about $50,500 or €44,100. Featured character pieces also included the standing Gromit puppet and the Feathers McGraw nun disguise puppet, each at £31,500, about $42,100 or €36,700.

Julien’s sold all 51 lots offered, totaling $154,944. The highest result was the Jumbo Phoenix fighter jet miniature from Mirrorman at $16,000, followed by the Ultraman Leo production-made mask at $11,520 and the Fighting Star fighter jet miniature from Jumborg Ace & Giant at $10,240. Other notable sales included the Ultraman Taro production mask from Hanuman and the Seven Ultramen and the King Kong vs. Godzilla production script with framed photo, both at $8,960.

Icons of Pop Culture sold all 56 lots, totaling $21,422. The top sale was Dana Barrett’s blouse from Ghostbusters: Afterlife at $1,856, followed by Tory Nichols’s Cobra Kai gi at $1,824 and Hawk’s Cobra Kai wardrobe at $1,792. The featured Gonzo severed arm from Breaking Bad sold for $1,280, while Eddie Brock’s distressed wardrobe from Venom reached $1,024.

SWAU sold 13 of 14 lots, totaling $9,918. This was mainly a signed replica and autograph-focused selection, led by Dave Prowse’s signed Darth Vader prop replica lightsaber at $1,800, Pedro Pascal’s signed Mandalorian prop replica helmet at $1,740, and Mark Hamill’s signed Luke Skywalker limited-edition prop replica lightsaber at $1,560. The Reginald VelJohnson signed prop replica police hat did not meet reserve.

Heritage had one relevant result this week: the Hellboy “The Samaritan” 1:1 scale prop replica sold for $525. As a replica result, it is included here for completeness but sits below the original production-used material covered above.

Catawiki offered close to 300 marketplace-auction lots, with 166 sold and a total of €12,177. The highest sold lot was a Breaking Bad pilot episode script signed by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul at €420, followed by a Last Samurai collector’s katana box at €380 and a Michael J. Fox signed Back to the Future photo at €350. A number of higher-profile replica or signed lots, including the Back to the Future cast-signed Marty McFly jacket and the Back to the Future II signed replica hoverboard, did not meet reserve.

Other auctions included two unsold lots from irregular sources: Lilly Munster’s Munsters TV outfit, estimated at $7,500–15,000, and Michael Stahl-David’s Cloverfield costume, estimated at $800–1,600. Both were reported as reserve not met.

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eBay added several active prop listings worth noting. The strongest current bid in the extract is the featured CHiPs screen-used Baker badge pin at $820. Also listed are a featured Charmed prototype Grimoire medallion prop at $202.50, an original Charmed Red Riding Hood wolf painting at $330, an It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia screen-used prop at $325, a Sidney Prescott Out of Darkness hardcover novel from Scream 4 at $157.50, and a Wolfs hero license plate and registration prop group at $152.50.

Catawiki has a large new marketplace-auction selection, led by a Back to the Future II cast-signed jacket and hoverboard set at €1,000. Other active listings include the Avengers Iron Spider and Iron Man electronic helmet set at €190, the Back to the Future signed script reproduction set at €155, the Game of Thrones Emilia Clarke signed trading card at €150, and the Stargate SG-1 signed Jack and Daniel framed display at €110. Many Catawiki listings this week are signed memorabilia or licensed replicas rather than original screen-used props.

The Prop Gallery listed a notable horror piece: the Ghostface mask from Scream 4, priced at £5,995, about $8,000 or €7,000. The same dealer also added Lorne Peterson’s personal mine cart chase storyboard from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and the large-format Blade Runner stills of Rick Deckard and Roy Batty, each at £295, about $390 or €340.

Icons of Pop Culture opened a new active auction led by Phoebe’s wardrobe from Ghostbusters: Afterlife, currently at $1,150. Other early bids include Ray Stantz’s Ray’s Occult Books shirt and jeans from Ghostbusters: Afterlife at $700, Janine Melnitz’s Versace glasses from Ghostbusters: Afterlife at $600, Dylan Sanders’s custom jacket from Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle at $210, and Karla Wilson’s necklace from I Still Know What You Did Last Summer at $115.

Goldin added several upcoming lots with current bids already recorded, including the multi-signed Rocky IV Adidas boxing shoes at $4,000, Ewan McGregor’s production-made Obi-Wan Kenobi lightsaber prop at $3,500, the Star Wars: A New Hope prototype Stormtrooper helmet at $2,000, and Luthen Rael’s production-used hero light-up DT-15 blaster from Andor at $1,500.

VIP Fan Auctions listed 50 lots from Tony, with most current bids at $50 or below. Among the active screen-used and screen-worn items are the Flagship Restaurant mug group at $60, Mary’s screen-worn top, jeans, apron, ring, and loafers at $50, and Tony’s screen-used stunt double nunchuck set at $50.

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Goldin has 25 lots scheduled, with several production-used or production-made pieces already carrying four- and five-figure bids. The featured headline lot is Mr. T’s Clubber Lang boxing robe and shorts from Rocky III, currently at $25,000. Other featured pieces include the Gizmo production-used puppet from Gremlins 2: The New Batch at $8,000 and Chewbacca’s production-made bowcaster from Star Wars: The Force Awakens at $6,000. Additional notable lots include the screen-used Baby Groot hero posable armature maquette from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at $5,000 and Luthen Rael’s hero light-up DT-15 blaster from Star Wars: Andor at $1,500.

Julien’s has a focused Star Trek group on the calendar. The featured lots are the USS Enterprise-A structural integrity LCARS panel from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, currently at $2,000, and the Starfleet boomerang phaser prop from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine at $1,750. Other active lots include the combadge prop from Star Trek: The Next Generation at $2,000 and the Enterprise-D bridge LCARS panel from Star Trek: Picard at $800.

Potter & Potter has five relevant prop lots active. Featured items include the crystal shard prop from The Dark Crystal, currently at $200 against a $400–800 estimate, and the Hogwarts Great Hall goblet prop from Harry Potter, currently at $175 against a $300–500 estimate. The Harry Potter Golden Snitch prop is currently at $400 against a $500–1,000 estimate, while the alien parasite prop from Slither and the Muppet Treasure Island prop group are each at $100.

SWAU has a small active selection, mostly signed collectibles and replicas. Current bids include the Trials of Loki #1 signed by Tom Hiddleston at $130, the Hayden Christensen signed Anakin Skywalker action figure at $125, and the Harry Potter Hogwarts Express prop replica train ticket at $71.

VIP Fan Auctions has 50 Tony lots active, mainly screen-worn wardrobe, production-used paperwork, and restaurant set pieces. Current bids include the Flagship Restaurant mug group at $60 and several $50 lots, including Mary’s screen-worn wardrobe group, Tony’s screen-worn chef coat and shirts, and the screen-used stunt double nunchuck set.

Catawiki has over 300 marketplace-auction lots scheduled or active. The top current bid is the complete Swatch James Bond 007 watch collection in deluxe suitcase at €3,450, followed by the Back to the Future signed DeLorean model at €1,250 and the Back to the Future II signed jacket and hoverboard set at €1,000. Other higher current bids include the James Bond Octopussy Imperial Coronation Egg replica at €800 and the Back to the Future signed hoverboard at €455.

eBay has several featured active listings in the calendar. The CHiPs screen-used Baker badge pin is at $820, the Doctor Who 14th Doctor sonic screwdriver replica is at £620, about $830 or €720, and the Charmed prototype Grimoire medallion prop is at $202.50. Other active listings include a Friday the 13th Part VII Jason Voorhees mask at $338, an It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia screen-used prop at $325, and a Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City orphanage growth chart at $150.

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In this week’s keyword rankings, ER, Newt Scamander, Contact, Tom Hanks, and Kin occupy the top five positions. Star Wars ranks sixth, Harry Potter seventh, and Coraline ninth.

The largest one-week upward movements were recorded by Bob Odenkirk, rising from rank 2,544 to 58, A League of Their Own, rising from 2,552 to 102, and The Postman, rising from 2,467 to 31. Other large gains included Demi Moore, from 2,533 to 100, and Matt Stone, from 2,451 to 53.

Good luck with your searches this week, and remember that PropsTracker is here to help you follow the original movie and TV props you would most like to own.

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